Polk Meaning in English
word
/ˈpoʊk/, /ˈpoʊɫk/
pohk
/ˈpəʊk/, /ˈpəʊlk/
pohk
释义
A lively European dance in 2/4 time that originated in the mid-1800s, or the type of fast music played for it.
用法与细微差别
Most often used to refer to a traditional dance or its music, especially in European cultural or folk contexts. Not common in everyday conversation.
Spanish: polca (baile europeo) - polca (música)Portuguese (BR): polca (dança europeia) - polca (música)Portuguese (PT): polca (dança europeia) - polca (música)Chinese (Simplified): 波尔卡（舞蹈）- 波尔卡（音乐）Chinese (Traditional): 波爾卡（舞蹈）- 波爾卡（音樂）Hindi: पोल्का (नृत्य) - पोल्का (संगीत)Arabic: بولكا (رقصة أوروبية) - بولكا (موسيقى)Bengali: পোলকা (নৃত্য) - পোলকা (সঙ্গীত)Russian: полька (танец) - полька (музыка)Japanese: ポルカ（踊り／音楽）Vietnamese: điệu polka (khiêu vũ) - nhạc polkaKorean: 폴카 (춤) - 폴카 (음악)Turkish: polka (dans) - polka (müzik)Urdu: پولکا (رقص) - پولکا (موسیقی)Indonesian: polka (tarian Eropa) - musik polka
例句
The dancers learned the polk together.
basic
A band played traditional polk music at the festival.
basic
My grandmother loves to dance the polk.
basic
At weddings, you often see people doing the polk in circles.
natural
The fast rhythm of the polk gets everyone moving.
natural
We laughed as Grandpa showed us how to polk like he did in the old days.
natural